Authorities in Tennessee are seeking a fugitive, Patrick Robertson McGuire, for drug offenses and weapon possession. The public is urged to help with information.

Emergency services rescued two people trapped after a two-vehicle crash on I-24 East near I-840, with one in critical condition. Traffic was disrupted during the response.

The Tennessee Titans signed cornerback Kaiir Elam after he was released by the Dallas Cowboys, bolstering their secondary and waiving Samuel Womack for roster space.

U.S. Senators introduced the bipartisan ADOPT Act to protect adoptive families from exploitation by unlicensed "baby brokers" and ensure ethical adoption practices.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office is seeking help via social media to find Baron Dillard, wanted for aggravated statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

Sandi Thompson retires as Tennessee's Director of State Government Finance; Kayla Carr to succeed, ensuring continuity in fiscal leadership and stewardship.

Nuzhdar Hamdoun was arrested for racially charged graffiti in a Nashville park after admitting his actions to authorities.

Mt. Juliet Police in Tennessee discovered a woman wanted for felony theft while enforcing a parking violation, leading to her arrest and pending extradition to Alabama.

Two separate shootings occurred in Antioch, Nashville; one left Marek Winters dead and a teenager injured, while a drive-by the next day injured a 19-year-old. Police are investigating.

A man was shot dead in an Oak Grove parking lot following a fight at a karaoke bar. Despite CPR efforts, 25-year-old Jaylin Glenn was pronounced dead at the scene. No arrests have been made.

A man died in a suspected hit-and-run in Clarksville; police investigating. Caller found him unresponsive in a ditch; efforts to revive him failed. His identity and vehicle details remain unknown. Public assistance is sought.

Nashville's weather includes sunny days, potential thunderstorms, patchy fog, and a cool descent into winter, with mixed conditions forecasted by the National Weather Service.

U.S. Senators Blackburn and Luján introduced the bipartisan Broadband and Telecommunications RAIL Act to streamline the expansion of broadband along rights-of-way, aiding rural and Tribal areas.